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A Late Pleistocene human tooth from Khutul Usny Cave (FV 8), Mongolia -New evidence for early occupation of Eastern Central Asia by Homo sapiens
Due to the extreme climatic and environmental conditions unfavorable to survival, the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) is considered to be a time of depopulation in most of Mongolian territory. Archaeological evidence of human presence around the LGM period is scarce, and human fossils are absent.
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